Leah Nylen is an Antitrust Reporter at POLITICO. She covers a diverse range of topics including law and legal affairs, litigation, and the intersection of media and entertainment, with a particular focus on journalism and press issues. Leah's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Washington Post, TIME, and Bloomberg Law, among many others.
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Leah Nylen's coverage predominantly focuses on legal and compliance issues within the technology sector, particularly antitrust regulations and government announcements. She also covers specific cases of mergers and acquisitions related to major tech companies.
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By: Leah Nylen, Gregory Korte, Greg Stohr
La Corte Suprema de Estados Unidos otorgó al presidente Donald Trump un amplio poder para someter a buena parte del aparato regulador federal a su voluntad. El fallo expande la influencia del Poder Ejecutivo para destituir a los responsables de agencias independientes encargadas de supervisar mercados, proteger a consumidores y hacer cumplir normas laborales.
(Bloomberg) -- Stanley Woodward, who oversees antitrust at the Justice Department, has advocated for a hands-off approach to mergers and privately
Zillow Group Inc. and Rocket Companies Inc.’s Redfin are headed to trial next month in the US Federal Trade Commission’s challenge to an apartment-listing partnership, after a judge in Virginia declined a government request to decide the case early.
(Bloomberg) -- Zillow Group Inc. and Rocket Companies Inc.'s Redfin are headed to trial next month in the US Federal Trade Commission's challenge
By: Leah Nylen, Erik Larson
Un grupo de 12 estados demandó el lunes a Paramount Skydance Corp. para bloquear su oferta de US$110.000 millones por Warner Bros. Discovery Inc., al alegar que esta megafusión de Hollywood dejaría a los espectadores con precios más altos y menos opciones de películas y programas de televisión.
Alphabet Inc's Google told a California federal court that it will begin allowing US users to download third-party app stores within its Google Play Store beginning the week of July 19.
The Federal Trade Commission, Utah and Los Angeles County sued Hims & Hers Health Inc. Wednesday for allegedly misleading consumers about its products and sharing their private health information with Meta Platforms Inc. and Snap Inc.
By: Madison Muller, Leah Nylen
The Federal Trade Commission, Utah and Los Angeles County sued Hims & Hers Health Inc. Wednesday for supposedly misleading consumers about its products and sharing their private health information with Meta Platforms Inc. and Snap Inc.
By: Josh Sisco, Kelcee Griffis, Leah Nylen
Watching every game a team plays requires multiple subscriptions and a messy schedule for fans outside the home market.
By: Leah Nylen, Josh Sisco, Kelcee Griffis
When Ryan Kellermeyer's second child was on the way, his main question was, “What are we going to do about football this year?”
